The most popular false 3D games

Before the first real 3D techniques started to become popular in RPGs, some developers used to "mimic" a 3D perspective without 3D technology. The RPG that popularized that kind of "false 3D" was Dungeon Master. Fake 3D environments were also widely used in SSI Goldbox RPGs and a few others.

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Wizardry 3: Legacy of Llylgamyn

DOS19833.8/5 Sir-tech Software

Yendorian Tales: Book I - Chapter 2

DOS19963.8/5 SW Games

Dark Designs 1: Grelminar's Staff

DOS19903.8/5 Softdisk Publishing

Ishar 2: Messengers of Doom

DOS1994protecteddemo3.5/5 Silmarils

Ishar 2: Messengers of Doom is a role-playing video game developed and published by Silmarils, released in 1993. It is the sequel to Crystals of Arborea and the second installment in the Ishar series. Set in the fantasy world of Kendoria, the game follows the adventures of a group of adventurers as they journey across the land to defeat the evil so...

Obitus

DOS19913.5/5 Scenerio Software

Obitus is a role-playing video game developed by Psygnosis and released in 1991 for various platforms including the Amiga, Atari ST, and DOS. It combines elements of role-playing games (RPGs) and action-adventure games and is set in a fantasy world.In the game, players control the protagonist who finds themselves transported to the realm of Obitus ...

Treasures of the Savage Frontier

DOS1992protected4.1/5 Stormfront Studios

Le Maitre Des Ames

DOS19873/5 UBI Soft

Ancients 2: Approaching Evil

DOS19943.9/5 Farr-Ware Software

Fates of Twinion

DOS19933.6/5 Sierra On-Line

Ancients 1: Deathwatch

DOS19913.8/5 Farr-Ware Software

Shadow of Yserbius

DOS19933.8/5 Sierra On-Line

Lords of Doom

DOS19904.1/5 Attic Entertainment Software

Gateway to the Savage Frontier

DOS1991protected4.1/5 Stormfront Studios

Xenomorph

DOS19904/5 Pandora

The Third Courier

DOS19893.9/5 Manley Associates

The Third Courier is an abandoned (atypical) adventure / role playing game set in Berlin during the cold war era and, of course, it's a spy game. The Third Courier was developed by Manley Associates and released by Accolade in 1989 for DOS, but it was also published for Amiga, Apple IIgs, Atari ST platforms.